PROJECT

Highbay Walls

Introduction:

Steel Framings System High Bay Walling offers a high-performance lightweight stud partition system that in certain circumstances can achieve an internal wall construction up to 20m high in a single span. In most circumstances these walls fit to the underside of a roof construction and provide a high level of fire and sound performance from each side of the wall.

 

Challenges & Attention to Details:

  • Often, these walls are constructed up to the underside of the roof structure, consideration should be made on calculating the deflection allowance required, so that a site-specific detail can be designed and constructed.
  • Abutments to external walls.
  • Where walls are fire rated, consideration needs to be given as to how the likes of roof purlins/joists & potential also at the wall abutments to a portal frame building are protected. Most likely these will need a drywall encasement system built out a substantial distance each side of the wall face, usually determined by building control.
  • Any penetrations that pass through the wall may also required fire protection measures extending out from the face of the wall.
  • Working safely at height, in most cases MEWPS can be used, but in certain circumstances may need specially designed access solutions.

 

Benefits:

  • Rapid form of construction compared to masonry systems.
  • Heights of up to 20m achievable.
  • Up to 2hrs fire performance.
  • High level of acoustic performance.
  • Fully warrantied design offered for High Bay Wall.

 

Typical Facilities & Uses:

    • Warehouses, Factories & Retail Units where sub-division is required.
    • Education/Offices being used as an atrium wall solution.

 

We are one of Scotland’s leading High Bay Wall installers and have travelled the length and breadth of the country to provide these solutions with our highly trained workforce.

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